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All the WTF Things Happening on RIVERDALE This Season
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Riverdale in simple sentences. But I’m about to try. Because
Riverdale is that rarest of shows. It’s utterly ridiculous, and I eat up every last morsel as if entranced. The CW series defies logic, or purpose, or any sense of reality. And that’s exactly what makes it so intoxicating. It’s a show about teenagers dealing with extreme issues: serial killer dads, running a speakeasy, drug-peddling cults, secret literary societies, the soul of a child trapped in a doll. You know, normal high school stuff.
And that’s all in the first four seasons. But season five, well… Season five is where things truly entered another realm of WTF. A few episodes into the season,
Episode seven of
Riverdale introduced the possibility of a new serial killer in town, but that should not over shadow the killer who has been haunting Betty since the beginning of the time jump. The Trash Bag Killer or TBK is a murderer Betty was trying to catch for the FBI, though she is the one who ended up getting captured. And now, he s apparently back to his old killing ways. So, who is the Trash Bag Killer, and is he based off a real murderer? Here s what we know.
Who is the Trash Bag Killer on
Riverdale?
In the fourth episode of the season, following the time jump, we learn that Betty is an FBI trainee and she was recently on a case trying to capture a serial killer known as the Trash Bag Killer. TBK is known for killing his victims with a chainsaw and then dismembering them, placing their remains in trash bags. He also seems to wear a trash bag-like mask over his head to shield his identity.
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